Word: hear
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Mandolin Club play in the yard on Class Day evening, but for some reason or other the plan fell through. One of the excuses offered was that the mandolins would sound very well to those who heard them, but that there would be very few people who could hear them. The old suggestion being that the Mandolin Club should play in the yard, it was very naturally thought that the noises of the great crowd of people which strolls about the yard Class Day evening would drown any sound that the mandolins might make. The present proposition, which has been...
...easy to win the intercollegiate cup this year as it has been in the past, and only by hard work can the cup remain another year in Cambridge. The men need the support of the college, and as they leave tomorrow morning nothing will be more encouraging than to hear hearty cheering from a crowd of fellow students. A comparison of the records made in the games of the different colleges will show some thing of the outcome of the contests at New York, yet it is doubtful if some of the records made in other colleges are correct...
...popular that the repetition was justifiable. A striking feature was the large number of songs and instrumental pieces composed and arranged by men now in college. No small interest was added to the occasion by the presence of L. S. Thompson, who led his own composition, "Wake not but hear me, Love," and of F. Bruegger and L. F. Berry of last year's glee club, both of whom sang solos...
...Wake not but hear me, Love...
...decided to hold an inter-class race this afternoon at 3.30 p. m. All who saw the exciting team races of last winter will be glad to hear of this new departure in track athletics at Harvard. The men are all evenly matched and the result will be close and exciting. Each team will consist of four men. All the classes should turn out and cheer for their teams. John Cook will appoint a captain of each class and the teams will be picked from the following men who have been entered...